Kenneth Ingebretsen / Tommy Tønsberg
You have a garden for the first time and are picturing green grass, colourful flowerbeds, fragrant herbs and plump vegetables, a hedge that screens you from view, and bountiful fruit trees and berry bushes … and perhaps yourself, soaking up the sun or having a nap in a hammock. But— help! —where do you start? What should you choose from the garden centre’s vast selection in order to succeed? What will thrive in your soil and in your sun and shade conditions? What do you have space for? After all, you don’t want to make any expensive mistakes. Help, I’ve Got a Garden gives you the recipe for creating a green oasis that will please the eye and soothe the soul. A harmonious outdoor space that can survive the winter.

Miriam Høvik
In God Save Our Stuff the author Miriam Høvik invites you into the homes of collectors from all over Norway, and into a world of unknown treasures. Here you will meet anything from the woman collecting napkins and the man collecting clocks – to the man collecting wedding dresses, and the group of boys who have started to collect stamps. In this book you can find several of Norway’s largest, craziest, weirdest, and best collections. Some collections are of priceless value, while others have more nostalgic value. All offer unique and exciting stories about Norwegian history and the present time. In God Save Our Stuff you get a rare insight into the people who invest their time and money in a hobby which in some cases is shared with only a handful of people, and even fewer people understand. You’ll definitely be fascinated by all the exciting collections, objects, stories and the lovely people behind the collections.